Chenoa Deemal

Vitals

Gender
Female
Age Range
25 - 35
Height
162cm
Base Location
Brisbane
Available In
Brisbane, Sydney
Skills
Actor

Agent

Acting Agent
Mollison Keightley Management

Feature Photo
Chenoa Deemal

Credits

Feature Film

2023
Detective
Audrey
Invisible Films
Natalie Bailey

Short Film

2016
Cara
Love Song Dedication
Sarah Bassiuoni
2009
Liana
Transit
Qpix
Tamara Whyte

Stage

2023
Ruby
Is That You, Ruthie?
QPAC (Matilda Award Best Performance Mainstage Production)
Leah Purcell
2022
Evonne (Standby)
Sunshine Super Girl
Performing Lines
Andrea James
2022
Ellen
Tiddas
La Boite Theatre
Nadine McDonald-Dowd
2022
Lead
7 Stages of Grieving
Grin and Tonic
Jason Klarwein
2021
Various
RISING
Playlab
Kate Wild
2020
Bernadette
Cursed
Belvoir
Jason Klarwein
2020
Lady Bardwell/Tina
Black Cockatoo
Ensemble Theatre Company
Wesley Enoch
2019
Lead
The 7 Stages of Grieving (US tour)
Grin & Tonic/Australian Theatre Company
Jason Klarwein
2019
Jess Wright
The Longest Minute (Queensland tour)
Queensland Theatre
Bridget Boyle
2019
Linda
Holy Day
The New Natives Theatre Company
Barbara Rubin
2018
Jessica Wright
The Longest Minute
Queensland Theatre Company
Bridget Boyle
2017
Tess
Sorting Out Rachel
Ensemble Theatre
Nadia Tass
2017
Grace
An Octoroon
QTC
Nakkiah Lui
2017
Solo show
The 7 Stages of Grieving (National Tour + London)
QTC/Grin & Tonic Theatre Company
Jason Klarwein
2017
Ruby
Mr Takahashi & Other Falling Secrets
Corrugated Iron Youth Arts
Suellen Maunder
2016
Beth
St Mary's in Exile
QTC
Jason Klarwein
2016
Jessie
A Man With Five Children
Darlinghurst Theatre
Anthony Skuse
2015
Solo show
The 7 Stages of Grieving
QTC/Grin & Tonic Theatre Company
Jason Klarwein
2014
Mrs Fitzgerald
The Voice in the Walls
Imaginary Theatre
Thom Browning
2014
Hannah Llewellyn
The Chorus of Disapproval
QUT
Terence Clarke
2014
Mrs Loomis
Splendour in the Grass
QUT
Leonard Meenach
2014
Ensemble
Mneumonic
QUT
Adam Cook
2013
Calpurnia/Servants/Soldier
Julius Caesar
QUT (Acting)
Jennifer Flowers
2013
Kattrin
Mother Courage
Queensland Theatre Company
Wesley Enoch
2012
Rebecca Nurse
The Crucible
Queensland University of Technology
Mark Radvan
2011
Dolly Banks
Rainbow's End
Riverside Theatre Company
Craig Ilott
2009
Desdemona, Hamlet & many others
The Works of William Shakespeare by Chicks
Centre Stage
Leah Pelinkhof
2009
Dawn
Red Sanctuary
Metro Arts
Tamara Whyte
2009
Dolly Banks
Rainbow's End
Riverside Theatre Company
Craig Ilott

Television

2022
Layla
Safe Home
Kindling Productions
Stevie Cruz-Martin
2022
Charlie
Summer Love
Gristmill Productions
Kodie Bedford
2021
Julie Budd
Troppo
Troppo Productions
Yolanda Ramke
2010
Crocness
Splatalot
Marble Media
Rae Upton

Other

2015
Mrs Fitzgerald
The Voice in the Walls (return seasons)
Imaginary Theatre
Thom Browning

Presenter

2017
Narrator
Stradbroke Chamber Musica Festival

Online

2020
Sandy
Playclub: Lighten Up!
Queensland Theatre
Daniel Evans

Training

2024
Matilda Award
Best Performance in a Leading Role in a Mainstage Performance
2003 - 2005
The Aboriginal Centre for the Performing Arts (ACPA)
Advanced Diploma of the Performing Arts
Acting
2012 - 2014
Queensland University of Technology
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting)
Acting

Skills & Attributes

Shoe Size
7
Clothing Size
Female - 8
Bra Size
DD
Professional Skills
Actor

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Notes

Chenoa Deemal is a proud Thiithaarr Warra woman of the Guugu Yimithirr tribe of Hopevale in Far North QLD. From 2003-2005 She studied at The Aboriginal Centre for Performing Arts, Majoring in Acting and completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting) at Queensland University of Technology and graduated in 2014. 2018 Matilda Award Nominee - Best Actress in a Leading Role ('The Longest Minute'). In May 2018 Chenoa played Jess in Queensland Theatre’s ‘The Longest Minute’, a co-production with DeBase Theatre Company and JUTE Theatre Company. Earlier in 2018 she played Tess in Ensemble Theatre Company’s ‘Sorting Out Rachel’ by David Williamson. In 2017 her credits include Grace in Queensland Theatre’s ‘An Octoroon’ and a national and international tour of ‘The 7 Stages of Grieving’ ( A Queensland Theatre & Grin and Tonic Theatre Troupe production) performing at the Sydney Opera House and the Origins Festival in London. In early 2016 she travelled to Montreal where The Seven Stages of Grieving was part of the International Performing Arts for Youth (IPAY) Conference. She has played Kattrin in Queensland Theatre Company's Mother Courage, directed by Wesley Enoch. Chenoa undertook a five month national tour of ‘Rainbow’s End’ playing Dolly Banks for the Riverside Theatre Company in 2011, alongside Lillian Crombie, Christine Anu and directed by Craig Ilott. In 2010 she travelled to Canada to film ‘Splatalot’ with Marble Media in association with BBC and ABC Australia which aired on ABC3. Previously she played the lead character Dawn in Red Sanctuary by Tamara Whyte which had a season at the Metro Arts Sue Benner Theatre in Nov 2009. Chenoa made her professional debut in Sydney as Dolly Banks in Riverside Theatre Company’s first production of Rainbow’s End by Jane Harrison.